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craven714 |
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July 18, 2012 10:37:48am |
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GratefulDead
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Re: Paradise waits, on the CREST of a wave |
"I have a handful of songs that I can identify only in terms of title, not venue or date. They're all live, mostly on mislabeled tapes (one tape said 5/10/69, but none of the songs I have show up in any set lists, so who knows)."
Thats what threw me off I guess. Thank goodness you're
not crazy. That makes one of us...
I guess the 'handful of songs' are on tapes.
The rest is digi ~ Gotcha.
Sound like you are in the mix. And as i said before,
lia IS the ultimate reference man, as you know. So,
good luck, sounds like you are on your way :)
Keep adding to the pile!
(oh, dig your handle btw)
now about that lid.......
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UnbrokenChain |
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July 18, 2012 10:55:32am |
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GratefulDead
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Re: Paradise waits, on the CREST of a wave |
I have a 1 TB external that's about 40% full, mostly tunes, and I just acquired a 1.5 TB external as well. Gonna put the ZIP/TAR archival files on one and the extracted mp3 files on the other. Boom, backup time.
The database includes the following:
Pre-Dead (Black Mountain Boys, Mother McCree, The Slugs, Jerry and Sara, 62-64)
Live Dead songs from 65-95
Side projects (B/Midnites, JGB, JGAB, Ratdog)
Post-Dead (TOO, The Dead, Furthur - but just shows I've personally attended, 00-present)
Filtering out the non-Dead stuff and then further filtering out the non-SONG stuff (i.e., banter, tuning, intros, fade ins, set breaks, crowd noise, and so on), I wind up with a good 17K live Dead tracks.
It's fun because it allows me to indulge in two fun things (for me) - listening to the Dead and organizing/collecting it all.
Cheers!
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